Ohio Cabinet Pay Raises Bill Moves Through Senate
Democratic Gov. Elect Michael V. DiSalle pushes an emergency bill to raise most cabinet salaries, with two holdovers excluded. The measure faces a signature risk from outgoing Gov. O'Neill as amendments battle constitutionality and affect key posts from commerce to health.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
William O'Neill
Senate
Erect O'Neill
Fred L. Hoffman
Paul M. Herbert
Herbert
DiSalle
Edward Stowell
Toledo
House
Jesse Yoder
D. Montgomery
O'Neill
Charles M. Noble
New Jersey
Commerce
Martin Ousted as GOP House Leader after Defeat
Former House Republican leader Joseph W Martin Jr, at 74, described his ouster as a result of hard driving opposition led by Indiana's Charles Halleck. He said his policy was persuasion and he sought Democratic votes to advance Republican policies. He will continue as representative of Massachusetts 14th District and as a newspaper publisher.
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Nixon
Rep
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Martin
House
Washington
Joseph William Martin Jr
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Joe Martin
Evening Chronicle of
North Attleboro
Fire Closes Cambridge Public High School
Cambridge Public High School will be closed until further notice after a fire destroyed an adjoining gymnasium and caused more than 250000 dollars in damage. The main building suffered water and smoke damage in Tuesday’s blaze. Island shelling resumes as Communists strike Quemoy Islands with heavy fire.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Public High School
Taipei
Quemoy Islands
Mercury Rise Reported Amid Warmer Morning
The mercury climbed away from near zero to day but stayed below freezing Wednesday morning. Athens recorded 30 at 11 a.m. with a low of 18, while rural Hamley Run noted a low of 6 and 9 a.m. temperature of 24, one degree above yesterday's high.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
U S claims Stalin started the cold war
The United States charged the Soviet government with starting the cold war by backing Khrushchev's drive to oust Western powers from Berlin. A 53 page booklet accuses Moscow of rewriting history to support its campaign and blames Stalin rather than Churchill for the conflict.
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Washington — i
United States
Soviet Union
World Today
Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
Nikita Khruschev
Berlin
Khrushchev
Rockefeller Warns State Tax Will Rise
In his first annual message to the Legislature Governor Nelson A Rockefeller warns New York must rise taxes to address a serious budget deficit. He cites deterioration of fiscal affairs under former Governor Averell Harriman and projects a shortfall of at least 230 million dollars in the new budget.
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Albany
N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Averell Harriman
Halleck Unseats Martin as GOP Leader in House
The Republican split House convenes with Charles A. Halleck of Indiana replacing Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts as floor leader. Halleck aims to run a strong Republican record while some allies expect him to back a 1960 vice presidential bid with Nixon or Rockefeller.
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Halleck
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
West Coast Satellite On Launching Pac West Coast
A 1300 pound satellite sits on its pad at Vandenberg AFB preparing for Project Discoverer. The mission aims to send a pole to pole robot as activity begins within days on the California launch site.
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West Coast
Los Angeles
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Nasser Arrests 300 Communists In Syria
Beir ut Lebanon report says President Nasser has carried out a major purge in Syria. More than 300 people were arrested as the Communist organization in the Syrian region of the United Arab Republic was virtually wiped out.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Nasser
Syria
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Cincinnati to Start Russian Studies Program
Directors at the University of Cincinnati have agreed to establish a Russian studies program beginning next fall, expanding the university’s language and regional studies offerings.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Young Spurns Lausche In Senate Rites
Stephen Young new Democratic senator from Ohio declined to walk with Sen. Frank Lausche into the Senate chamber breaking a customary escort. He said Lausche helped him politically but claimed the support was a private matter.
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Lausche
Washington
Stephen Young
Ohio
Senate
Sen
Frank Lausche
Sen. Lausche
Young
House Picks Committees in Democratic Assembly
In Columbus the Democratic controlled 103rd General Assembly begins naming Senate and House committees. Speaker James A. Lantz named 22 House committees Tuesday night and appointed himself chairman of the 10 member rules committee. Members named include Theodore R. Boring of Vinton County to Commerce and Transportation and Rolland Bright of Hocking County to Finance Committee and Financial Institutions.
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Senate
General Assembly
House
James A. Lantz
Fairfield
Theodore R. Boring
Vinton County
Commerce and Transportation Committee
Rolland Bright
Hocking County
Finance
Financial Institutions
Debre Seen as New French Premier After De Gaulle Victory
Paris reports Michel Debre likely to be named premier as General Charles de Gaulle becomes president of the Fifth Republic. Debre aged 46 has served as justice minister in the cabinet led by De Gaulle since June 1, with special powers.
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Paris
Michel Debre
Charles de Gaulle
Debre
de Gaulle
Mikoyan to Tour U S Amid Berlin Policy Standoff
Anastas I. Mikoyan begins a 13 day coast to coast tour starting in Cleveland with Cyrus Eaton, returning to Washington January 19 to confer with President Eisenhower as U S officials scrutinize Soviet Berlin strategy. He dismissed any change to the Soviet line, stating a good position need not be altered.
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Washington
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kremlin
U.S
Germany
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Eisenhower
Dulles
Nixon
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Berlin
Cuba's provisional government purges Batista era officials
Cuba's new provisional government dismissed all provincial governors mayors and councilmen in six provinces and prepared decrees to abolish political parties and rights for Batista era candidates. Former President Prio Socarras may be exempt. Decrees would freeze private bank accounts and halt checks against the treasury. The cabinet dissolved congress and suspended courts, ruling by decree until elections in 18 to 24 months.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Manuel Urrutia
Batista
Urrutia
Carlos Prio Socarras
Prio
Miami
Congress
Leaders, Filibusters Dominion Minted In New Congress
Washington reports clashes over Senate leadership and rules as the 86th Congress convenes. Democrat Sam Rayburn secures a ninth term as House speaker, while Republicans oust Joseph Martin and back Charles Halleck. Lib groups back John Sherman Cooper for minority leader. Dirksen edges, Kuchel as whip. Johnson seeks to curb filibusters, facing resistance from Southern Democrats.
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Senate
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
GOP
William F. Knowland
California
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Thomas Kuchel
Johnson
Salk Vaccine Eliminates Polio Type II Among Vaccinated
Dr Jonas Salk reports that polio Type II has been eliminated among those vaccinated. He notes Type I previously appeared about eight times in ten cases and Type III about once in ten. Type II has now been eliminated among the vaccinated.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Jonas Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Rutland Grade School to Reopen After Fuel Shortage
Rutland Ohio will reopen Thursday morning at 8 40 as classes resume at the regular time. The school had been closed for 15 days due to a fuel shortage. Emergency fuel was supplied by the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Rutland is served by a private company.
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Rutland
John Parsons
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Parsons
COLUMBUS Bills Move to Legalize Parallel Unemployment Aid
A bill to legalize simultaneous payment of supplementary unemployment benefits and state jobless compensation is prepared for introduction in the Ohio legislature.
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Columbus
Pearl Buck to Speak at Ohio University
First Lady of Literature Pearl Buck, Pulitzer and Nobel laureate, will address Ohio University students and Athens residents in Memorial Auditorium at 9:40 a.m. Monday. She travels with Tad Danielewski and Sylvia Daneel, both OU alumni, noted stage and TV figures. Her work spans The Good Earth and Imperial Woman, with cross cultural influence and East-West relations impact.
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Pepper Pike
Ohio
Basundhara Bir Bikram Shah
Nepal
D’lynn
Katmandu
America
Ohio University
Athens
Pearl
Buck
U. S
Memorial Auditorium
Tad Danielewski
New
Yok
Danielewski
Sylvia Daneel
Miss Buck
Wom
Broadway
China
United States
Randall- Macon Women’s College
Virginia
Battle Fields
Six Men Die Near Kenton in Headon Collision
Six Tennesseee men, residents of Cleveland and nearby areas, were killed when their car collided head on with a gasoline tanker on U S 68 two miles north of Kenton Ohio. The tanker driver was identified as Albert Fohl, 24, of Tiffin Ohio, and authorities took bodies to local funeral homes.
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Kenton
Ohio
Tennessee
U. S. 68
Here
Highway Patrol
Cleveland
Tenn
Albert Fohl
Tiffin
DiSalle and Wife Arrive in Columbus Friday
Democratic Gov elect Michael V. DiSalle and his wife are due in Columbus Friday. He plans a cabinet meeting the next day and will be inaugurated Monday.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle Admin Names Three Deputy Directors
Columbus announces three deputy directors for the Ohio highway department under Gov elect Michael V. DiSalle. James T Welsh heads administration Guy E Leeper leads planning and programming and Lowell F Schaublin oversees right of way. The appointments were announced Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Department
Michael V. DiSalle
James T Welsh
Guy Eleeper
Lowell F. Schaeublin
DiSalle appoints Collins to survey state mental hospital system
Gov elect Michael V DiSalle appoints Jay W Collins of Euclid to lead a survey of Ohio s mental hospital system to assess conditions and management.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Jay W. Collins
Euclid
Blair Stewart Named Leader Of Midwest College Group
Mount Vernon Iowa reports Blair Stewart dean of arts and sciences at Oberlin College will become head of the Associated Colleges of the Midwest starting July 1. Oberlin College is not a member of the 10 school consortium.
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Mount Vernon
Iowa
Associated Colleges of the
Midwest
Blair Stewart
Oberlin College
United States and Canada Agree to Closer Trade Consultations
Ottawa reports that the United States and Canada will consult more closely on issues affecting trade and urged Europe to accelerate reducing barriers to North American imports.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
Europe
North America
Police Sergeant Beck Dies in Carbon Monoxide Tragedy
Columbus Police Sergeant Clyde H. Beck aged 49 was found dead in his apartment Tuesday from carbon monoxide poisoning authorities said. The tragedy raises safety questions for local law enforcement housing and workplace precautions.
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Clyde H. Beck
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